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The Minister can tell a territorial authority to start reviewing its land use plan. You will know how long they have to start the review because the Minister must give them a reasonable time frame. The Minister will use some rules from section 99 to help with the review. The rules from section 99 will be slightly changed if needed to fit the review. You can find these rules in section 99(2) to (4). The Minister will make sure these rules work for the review.
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The Minister may direct a territorial authority to commence a review of the whole or any part of its land use plan and, if they do so, must specify a reasonable period within which the review must commence.
For the purpose of subsection (1), section 99(2) to (4) applies to the review with any necessary modification.
